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Allowance class
Here it is possible to assign a predefined allowance class to the element configuration.
Short code visible on header
Each element can be assigned a short code in a specific process element system in the header. This short code must be unique within the process element system. If the check box has been enabled, the appropriate settings must be made in the Process element systems tab. If the option is active, it is mandatory to enter a short code. The process element system identified in the Process element systems tab is displayed as corresponding process element system per default. When saving the element, it is checked whether the short code is unique within the process element system. It is not possible to save in case of an error and a corresponding error message appears.
The option "Short code visible on header" cannot be deactivated, if elements have been created with short codes in this element configuration. By deactivating the check box a correspoding error message appears.
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If you would like to save an element without entering a short code in an element configuration, in which the option "Short code visible on header" is active, the process element system must be set to NONE. Otherwise, saving the changes is not possible. |
If MTM-1® has been selected as structural behavior in the Structure, additional options are available:
Assistant active
Indicates, if the buttons Generate and Time-leveling are available in the ribbon. If the assistants are enabled, the brackets are directy put in the structure in the Code column.
Level of check
Depending on the drop-down list, the entries are checked when writing an MTM-1® analysis and saving is allowed or cancelled (For details regarding the settings see the chapter Check).
Possible levels of check
Imperial system
If this option is active, MTM-1® Analyses can be created on the basis of non-metrical ("imperial") measuring units. This results in different times of the MTM-1® values (based on the distance length) with identical codes (See MTM-1 Analysis® for further information and an example).
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If elements already exist at an element configuration, the option cannot be activated or deactivated. An error message appears when saving the data. |